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The court heard she was "clearly drunk" when police attended to deal with her

Jimmy Black reflects on recent criticism of Scotland's planning system and outlines an interesting legal case which involves NPF4 and West Lothian's Local Development Plan.

Even as a massive redevelopment project raises 60-storey towers, urban planners argue the project does not account for the challenges of health and climate.

Architect impressed by urban squatter settlements in Peru who then set about persuading the wider world of their value

A settlement, locality, or populated place is a community in which people live. A settlement can range in size from a small number of dwellings grouped together to the largest of cities with surrounding urbanized areas. Settlements may include hamlets, villages, towns, and cities. Settlement refers to the cluster of houses over space which manifests the socioeconomic conditions…

The 2014 Independence Referendum was a period of social unease in Scotland. It was during this time that a group of individuals attended a talk at the

From restaurants to walking tours to a Whisky & Witches Edinburgh Fringe show, the city’s witch lore is on full display.

He was caught due to an undercover police initiative called Operation Atari

He was convicted in 2013 of rape and sexual activity with a female under the age of 16

Planetizen readers have decided the who's who of urbanism (and its discontents) in 2023.